Exterior Home Repair Coordinator

The Greater Albuquerque Habitat for Humanity is seeking an Exterior Home Repair Coordinator.

Albuquerque, New Mexico 87110

Main office is at Menaul location; however, work environment routinely outside on construction site environment, sometime in extreme weather conditions. Some duties or participation in activities require the use of the employee's automobile.

Full-Time, Tues-Sat, Non-Exempt, Hourly

Habitat for Humanity is a global nonprofit housing organization working in communities across all 50 states in the U.S. and in approximately 70 countries. Our mission is to bring people together to build homes, communities, and hope. We believe that everyone deserves a decent, safe, and affordable place to live, and we work alongside families to achieve strength, stability, and independence through affordable housing.

As an affiliate chapter of Habitat for Humanity in New Mexico, we work locally in Greater Albuquerque to make a lasting impact on the lives of individuals and families, empowering them to build a brighter future.

Our Exterior Home Repair Program provides minor home repairs to alleviate safety issues and restore the appearance of home exteriors. The Repair Program works diligently alongside all Albuquerque, homeowners with a focus on minor repairs that help improve quality of life and keep low-income homeowners safe.

Some projects may include:

Minor non-structural repairs;
Exterior Painting (trim, gates, fence, etc.);
Exterior ramps and handrails;
Exterior stair, ramp or porch repair;
Yard cleanup (up to 15ft from home);
Minor wood fence repair;
Storm doors and screens

The Exterior Home Repair Coordinator is responsible for all activities and tasks associated with GAHH's Exterior Home Repair Program. This includes on-site administrative, on-site work, ordering and maintaining supplies, volunteer training, safety, and the supervision and directing of skilled and unskilled volunteers and attending any meetings and committees necessary. The Exterior Home Repair Coordinator will coordinate with the Repair Manager and the Construction Admin Coordinator regarding all project documentation, including, but not limited to project budget, schedules, assessments, applications, photos, and any other documents and reports required for the program.

• Maintain positive relationships with volunteers, and neighbors.
• Assist qualifying homeowners with the application process, if needed.
• Research and implement building codes and guidelines and apply to each project.
• Coordinate and oversee the maintenance of safe worksite in compliance with GAHH & HFHI safety requirements.
• Provide volunteer orientation for safety, skills, and daily tasks.
• Supervise all work-site activities while enforcing worksite safety and creating a fun and inviting place for volunteers to work.
• Oversight and maintenance of tools and trailer. This includes inventory, storage, repair, and replacement.
• Secure construction sites and related storage facilities.
• Work with the Construction Admin Coordinator to maintain all project documents as required by GAHH guidelines and project requirements.
• Organize, document, and submit project data receipts to the required department in a timely manner.
• Maintain positive working relationships with Supervisor, Staff, and Volunteers.
• Adheres to project timelines.

Must have a High School Diploma/GED plus 1-years' experience in basic residential maintenance and/or similar repair programs. Exp with worksite safety and code compliance a plus.

Position requires exceptional organizational and leadership skills, and general building knowledge and moderate carpentry skills, plus the ability to complete projects independently.

This position requires flexibility, open-mindedness, and collaboration and teamwork skills including compromise and negotiation skills, the ability to set and communicate goals, the ability to delegate tasks and to follow up on the progress of each project.

Interpersonal relationships and skills such as strong communications skills (written, verbal and listening), able to communicate clearly and concisely to a variety of individuals, must be compassionate and objective when dealing with members of the community, strong decision-making skills based on sound analysis, problem-solving skills, open to new ideas and innovative ideas, and willingness to investigate alternative solutions to routine and unusual problems.

Basic computer skills

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